Startups Directory

4 funded startups. Filter by industry or funding round. Updated weekly.

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Company Round Amount Date Industry Location
Lambda
Lambda is a GPU-native infrastructure provider delivering on-demand cloud instances, reserved clusters, and on-premise hardware systems powered by NVIDIA H100 and H200 chips for AI model training, fine-tuning, and inference. The company serves 50,000+ customers across Fortune 500s, research institutions, startups, and U.S. government agencies. Lambda's key differentiator is direct NVIDIA partnerships securing priority chip allocation during shortages, transparent hourly pricing ($3.99/GPU/hour for H100), zero egress fees, and a curated software stack (Lambda Stack) that eliminates infrastructure management overhead.
Series E $1.5B 2025-11-27 Artificial Intelligence (AI) United States
Aviatrix
Aviatrix is a cloud networking platform that builds secure, software-defined network overlays across multi-cloud and hybrid environments. It solves the problem of inefficient cloud traffic routing by creating a hub-and-spoke topology that keeps inter-region traffic within the cloud rather than backhauling through traditional enterprise networks. The platform provides unified management, micro-segmentation, and routing automation across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises data centers for 550+ global enterprises.
Series E $200M 2021-09-09 Cloud Computing United States
Workato
Workato is an enterprise automation and orchestration platform that connects applications, data sources, and workflows across organizations through a low-code interface. It bridges the gap between simple tools like Zapier and overly technical enterprise platforms, enabling business users to build complex automations for sales, HR, IT, and marketing without coding. The platform includes event-driven triggers, real-time data sync, API management, and enterprise governance features like audits and role-based access. Workato serves mid-market to enterprise organizations seeking to automate cross-system processes at scale.
Series E $200M 2021-11-10 Data Integration United States
Kong
Kong is an API platform that provides a centralized control plane for managing, securing, and observing APIs and microservices across clouds, Kubernetes, and data centers. The platform handles request routing, transformation, authentication, rate limiting, and real-time analytics to prevent API sprawl. Kong serves enterprise organizations dealing with complex API ecosystems, from Global 2000 companies to mid-market enterprises. The company is positioned as a leader in API management with both open-source and commercial offerings.
Series E $175M 2024-11-19 Cloud Data Services United States